I've put it off tiem and timea again but finally tackle putting the cab windlace inside the panel today. Now I know why I was dreading it.
My track for the windlace was not bad but it was difficult. Tried the soapy stuff, started and restarted from different places but I just could not pull that sap sucker all the way around the door.
Finally I just took a 1/2" screwdriver and pushed the edges into it. Went a lot better then.

Yes, I had cut a small piece and slide it through the track opening up the tight places but it still would balk in some places.... AND if you open up the track to much its as bad as not being enough.
Best part is its in.

Second thing I did was put a coat of sealer on the back side of the cardboard panels that go behind the door handles.

...and finally, drove it up and down the streat. (no tags yet)

STill waiting on the guy to call me about my seats.

1937 Chevy Pickup
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1952 Chevy Panel
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
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